Registered Vascular Technologist

Trov; Sandy Springs (GA); On-site; USD 75,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance

401(k) with Company Match

Paid Time Off + Company Holidays

Company‑Paid Life Insurance

Short‑Term Disability Insurance

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Job summary

Metro Vein Centers is seeking a Vascular Ultrasound Technologist (RVT, RVS, ARRT, or eligible) to join our growing clinic. This role focuses on diagnosing venous disease through high-quality venous duplex ultrasound in a fast-paced outpatient environment.

We provide structured training, strong physician collaboration, and opportunities for growth. The position offers a Monday–Friday schedule and a patient-focused culture with emphasis on compassionate care.

Qualifications

• RVT (ARDMS), RVS (CCI), ARRT or graduates of an accredited ultrasound/vascular sonography program eligible to sit for registry certification strongly encouraged to apply
• Proven high-quality ultrasound scanning and patient-care skills
• Experience with outpatient vascular imaging and venous duplex studies is a plus

Responsibilities

• Perform high-quality lower extremity venous duplex ultrasound evaluations and post‑treatment scans
• Maintain scanning protocols ensuring patient comfort and safety
• Communicate preliminary findings to physicians accurately and efficiently
• Document ultrasound findings and patient information in the EMR
• Maintain cleanliness and safety of exam rooms and equipment
• Support daily patient flow in coordination with physicians and staff
• Deliver compassionate, patient‑centered care throughout the patient experience

Skills

RVT ARDMS

RVS CCI

ARRT

Registry certification eligible

Ultrasound skills

Attention to detail

Patient care

Communication

Teamwork

Education

Accredited ultrasound/vascular program

Tools

EMR system

Job description

Metro Vein Centers is a rapidly growing healthcare practice specializing in state-of-the-art vein treatments. Our board-certified physicians and expert staff are on a mission to improve people’s quality of life by relieving the painful, yet highly treatable symptoms of vein disease—such as varicose veins and heavy, aching legs.

With over 70 clinics across 8 states, and still growing,we’re building the future of vein care—delivering compassionate, results-driven care in a modern, patient-first environment.

We proudly maintain a Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 93, the highest patient satisfaction in the industry.

About the Role

Metro Vein Centers is seeking a Vascular Ultrasound Technologist (RVT, RVS, ARRT, or board-eligible graduate) to join our growing clinic.

This is an excellent opportunity for vascular sonographers seeking a consistent Monday-Friday outpatient schedule in a collaborative, patient-focused environment. Our ultrasound technologists play a critical role in diagnosing venous disease and helping patients improve their quality of life.

Whether you are an experienced vascular technologist or a recent graduate eligible to sit for registry certification, we provide structured training, strong physician collaboration, and the opportunity to grow within one of the nation’s fastest-growing vein practices.

At Metro Vein Centers, our RVTs are a critical extension of our physicians—ensuring every ultrasound scan supports accurate diagnoses, procedural success, and exceptional patient care.

What Your Day Looks Like

• Average patient volume of approximately 8–10 patients daily
• New patient venous insufficiency studies typically last 45–60 minutes
• Post-op and follow‑up scans typically last 20–30 minutes
• Fast‑paced outpatient vascular environment with strong team collaboration
• Consistent weekday schedule with no overnight shifts or weekends

What You’ll Do

• Perform high-quality lower extremity venous duplex ultrasound evaluations and post‑treatment scans
• Maintain proper scanning protocols while ensuring patient comfort and safety during exams
• Communicate preliminary findings to physicians accurately and efficiently
• Document ultrasound findings and patient information within the EMR system
• Maintain cleanliness, organization, and safety standards within exam rooms and ultrasound equipment areas
• Support daily patient flow in partnership with physicians, medical assistants, and front desk teams
• Deliver compassionate, patient‑centered care throughout the entire patient experience

What You’ll Bring

• RVT (ARDMS), RVS (CCI), ARRT, or graduates of an accredited ultrasound or vascular sonography program eligible to sit for registry certification strongly encouraged to apply
• Strong ultrasound scanning skills and attention to detail
• Passion for patient care and creating a positive patient experience
• Excellent communication and teamwork skills
• Ability to thrive in a fast‑paced outpatient clinical environment
• Reliable, flexible, and collaborative mindset
• Completion of an accredited allied health, diagnostic medical sonography, or vascular ultrasound program preferred

Preferred Experience

• Venous insufficiency studies
• Vascular ultrasound or duplex ultrasound imaging
• Outpatient imaging or vein clinic experience
• Experience supporting ultrasound‑guided procedures
• Familiarity with EMR documentation workflows

This Role Is Great For Candidates With Experience In:

• Diagnostic Medical Sonography
• Vascular Sonography
• Hospital Vascular Labs
• Ultrasound‑Guided Procedures
• ARDMS or ARRT Sonography Programs

Benefits to Support Your Wellbeing & Lifestyle

Full‑time team members at Metro Vein Centers are eligible for:

• Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance
• 401(k) with Company Match
• Paid Time Off (PTO) + Paid Company Holidays
• Company‑Paid Life Insurance
• Short‑Term Disability Insurance
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• A collaborative, patient‑focused culture committed to clinical excellence and growth

Compensation

Competitive base compensation based on experience

• Quarterly performance bonuses up to $1,500.00

The Metro Vein Centers Difference

Healthy legs. Happier lives.
At Metro Vein Centers, we believe exceptional care begins with an exceptional experience. Our mission is to make vein care approachable, empowering, and connected to overall well‑being. From the first conversation to the final follow‑up, every patient interaction reflects our commitment to compassion, expertise, and trust.

A team united by purpose.
Our values guide everything we do:

• Patients First, Always – Every interaction should make our patients feel valued, heard, and cared for.
• Stronger Together – Teamwork and collaboration drive our success. We lift each other up to deliver the best for our patients.
• A Can-Do Spirit – We meet every challenge with positivity, flexibility, and problem‑solving energy.
• Results That Make a Difference – We’re driven to improve lives through meaningful, measurable outcomes.
• Commitment to Growth – We invest in our people, fostering advancement and professional development at every level.

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